As an individual who couldn’t draw an acceptable stick figure to spare my life, I profoundly respect the individuals who can make staggering, definite symbolism utilizing only their hands and a lot of colors. What is significantly progressively wonderful is that a portion of these artists are equipped for making what many would consider a magnum opus having never truly had any conventional training, for example having learned everything all alone.
One such craftsman is Marcelo Ventura, a 36-year-old drawing hobbyist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who rethinks TV, film, and computer game just as other mainstream society characters right from the ’80s and ’90s in a darker, unglamorous, and vile comic book style.
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“I am nostalgic of the ’80s and ’90s. I love to revive characters from this period in a comic book style. In a style that is unequivocally impacted by incredible artists, for example, J. Scott Campbell and a team that motivated me a ton in my youngsters (and keep on doing as such), Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo,” Marcelo clarified the motivation behind his art.
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We asked Marcelo how he chooses what mainstream society characters to rethink in his novel comic book style, to which he reacted: “I like to interface and partner various universes. I, for the most part, pick a character and attempt to embed it into a specific setting, regardless of whether it is from a film, arrangement, or a book.
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Presently, Marcelo has an intriguing method for presenting himself: the Frustrated Artist, a prisoner to a common Freudian realist instruction of a Cartesian Newtonian worldview. We asked him for what reason he views himself as the Frustrated Artist: “In the same way as other craftsmen, I couldn’t want anything more than to live just on my art. Be that as it may, the absence of chances and a smidgen of confidence, as well, thwart me from stepping forward in this career.
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In conclusion, we inquired as to whether he is happy to spill a few beans for us and to uncover what different characters he’s considering attracting the not so distant future I have numerous drafts and thoughts that will before long appear on a bit of paper. It’s things like Hellboy, ThunderCats, and, without a doubt, Rick and Morty, who is right now the two characters I like to draw the most.
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